So the 8 of us were very anxious on having the results.Īfter lunch SURPRISE!!!! Sue asked 3 of the red Team (including me) and 1 of the Blue Team to follow her to the conference room where the bad news where given. It was very hard to control since the Joystick is very sensitive and in some cases it reverses and the inputs have to be switched (left to go Right, Down to go UP and Vice versa)Īfter talking to the other applicants we were pretty much on the same level on the PILAPT test. (Cross hairs, Cross hairs with colored shapes and numbers and cross hairs with colored shapes and numbers plus a backward counting sound) With the option to practice for 20 to 30 SECONDS. Only 3 tests of about 40 to 60 SECONDS each. We thought that we had a good performance as a group.Īfter that we did the PILAPT test. When we finished the exercise we ALL felt good about it. We managed timing very well at this one too.
Discussed the best options, agreed on some, disagreed on others but at the end we came to a conclusion.Īgain, all the time very friendly, polite and professional. We nailed the timing for the discussion and each got their 2 minutes to expose.Īfter,we got the Lost on the Moon exercise.
We lasted 10 min for the first exercise plus the 2 min each for explaining (Just as the previous comment)We discussed very friendly and respectful towards each other, we all had our opinions and we agreed on the points to expose. We did the group exercise while the blue team was doing the PILAPT test. Almost all with similar qualifications, some with jet experience some without it.
Pretty much as the explanation that was very detailed of the previous gouge and almost a year after it was the same except for a few things as follows:Ī group of 8 divided in 2 teams of 4 each.
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